Prefix *AC - Asterisk and replacement banknotes of 1954 devil's face - Coins and Canada

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Low serial number. This banknote sold for $23,000 CAD at auction in November 2017.

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Low serial number. This banknote (uncertified) sold for $4,720 CAD at auction on August 14, 2014.

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This banknote (uncertified) sold for $4,130 CAD at auction on August 14, 2014.

This banknote sold for $10,080 CAD at auction in April 2022.

This banknote (uncertified) sold for $2,400 at Toronto Coin Expo on September 28, 2018. It also sold at auction in January 2021, now certified PMG VF-25, for $4,462.50.

It sold for $18,600 in October 2021.

This banknote (uncertified) sold for $7,080 CAD at auction on August 14, 2014 (uncertified). It sold as GUNC-66 (LCG) $23,900 in July 2023.

This banknote sold for $19,200 CAD at auction on July 13, 2011. It was described as:

Great Bank of Canada rarity. 24 notes on the register. From The Thomas M. Flynn Collection.

This banknote sold for $15,340 CAD at Torex Auction in June 2017.

This banknote sold for $26,400 CAD at auction on April 17, 2008. It was described as:

Charlton reference indicating that only about 4,800 such examples were printed. That such a note would survive in this condition is simply unbelievable. This is certainly among the finest quality Canadian notes we have ever handled, with brilliant colors, exceptional originality, and letter perfect centering on both face and back. It is the only example of any $5 Devil's Face replacement that PMG has graded, and it would not surprise us one bit if it remained the finest forever. From The Thomas M. Flynn Collection.

Edges Trimmed. This banknote sold for $5,900 CAD at Torex Auction in February 2018.